213 Educators providing Table Tennis courses

sporting futures training

Apprentices at SFT strive and achieve the highest professional standards. They show outstanding enthusiasm and commitment in their job roles. They understand superbly their position as role models for the children in their school and their community. They are proud of the contribution they make to raising participation in physical activity by children in their settings. Apprentices seek ways of giving the children greater opportunities to enjoy and benefit from sport. Many set up new activities such as dance, gymnastics and table tennis, as well as lunchtime clubs, football teams and competitions”.

broxburn academy

Broxburn Academy takes pride in the many varied extra-curricular activities on offer for pupils to get involved in - made possible by the efforts of our dedicated staff. These include: The Wind Band, who went on a European tour in 2015 The annual school show which involves pupils from S1 through to S6 Debate club STEM club Sports clubs of all kinds such as football, basketball, table tennis, hockey and dance; amongst many others.

north dulwich lawn tennis club

* The Club is observing and following Government and LTA guidance on Covid-19 * We are a friendly tennis club open to players of all ages and abilities. We have four all-weather floodlit courts, a practice wall, and a clubhouse set in beautiful grounds close to North Dulwich station. Our club offers players the opportunity to play tennis throughout the year, with a regular programme of courses, junior and senior coaching, and social and cardio tennis. We run club competitions and tournaments all year-round, and have club teams competing in the Surrey, TeamTennis, and Southwark leagues. We also have a lively programme of social events – comedy nights, BBQs, table tennis and other fun activities for all the family.

dean tennis and squash club

Welcome to the Dean Tennis & Squash Club, a “hidden gem” in Stockbridge. We have four artificial grass courts, a mini-court suitable for younger children and a practice wall. We have two squash courts and clubhouse with changing, showering facilities and toilets on the ground floor with a large Clubroom on the upper floor for social events. It includes a table tennis table and exercise equipment. The Club can be accessed from Lennox St and from Dean Park Crescent. The Club offers playing opportunities for all standards of play including external and internal leagues, annual tournaments, regular turn-up and play events and coaching opportunities. See the separate Tennis and Squash webpages on this site. New members are always welcome to join.

grow physio

Steve Miller is a Sports Physiotherist who loves working with Athletes and Sports Injuries on a daily basis. Steve worked in elite sport representing the Newcastle Falcons Rugby Club 1st Team managing players in their Premiership Squad 2014-2020. After over a decade of working part time in sport, Steve spent six seasons working in the top flight of English Rugby. Knowledge and experience shared on GrowPhysio.com is widely applicable and Steve draws upon his wider experiences including British Judo, World Gymnastics Championships, Beach Volleyball (London Olympics), Badminotn, Table Tennis and Field Hockey (Glasgow & Birmingham Commonwealth Games). Steve lectures part time on various courses: Physiotherapy, Sports Physiotherapy, Sports Therapy & Exercise Medicine Courses within Higher Education. Institutions include: Newcastle University, Sheffield Hallam University, Gloucester University & runs Nationwide International courses and conferences.

voss folk high school

Voss Folkehøgskule is idyllically and centrally located in the village of Voss, mirrored in Vangsvatnet and surrounded by majestic mountains. With walking distance to everything you need, Voss is a perfect place for an active and creative folk college! The school has a proud tradition going all the way back to 1895, and has a unique building mass which has gradually grown larger over time. However, we are constantly refurbishing and upgrading, and have attractive and up-to-date teaching rooms. Three large sound studios, own cinema room, large fireplace stove with pool and table tennis table, TV stove, new large strength training department, gymnasium with bouldering wall and own ski preparation room - to name a few. In addition, we use the facilities and offers locally , such as the cultural center, the brand new Vossabadet with three pools and a plunge pool, sports facilities, skiing facilities and Norway's only wind tunnel. All students get to try the wind tunnel during the year - regardless of line!

manningham mills sports & community association

Manningham Mills Sports & Community Association is a charity based in Bradford. For over 150 years, we’ve been bringing people together through sports at our Scotchman Road location. We started our journey as Manningham Mills Cricket Club, a branch of the Lister Mill Sports & Social Club. Originally built in 1838, Lister Mills was once the world’s largest silk mill. Over 7,000 workers had access to our fields for football, cricket and tennis and the social club for table tennis, snooker, bowls and ballroom dancing. After the Mill’s closure in the 1990s, the site was sold to property developers. Members of the Manningham Mills team (Andrew Shepherd, Michael Kaye, Jeff Slater and Delroy Dacres) asked for support from local MP Marsha Singh. Following some investigation, Marsha Singh discovered that a Lister Mills covenant meant the fields could only be used for sports and recreation. Once the property developers were notified, they agreed to sell the fields to Manningham Mills, who secured government funding. The new trustees placed the fields in a trust, protecting their use for sports and recreation for future generations – and changed the name from Manningham Mills to Manningham Mills Sports Association. In June 2006, following a £1.3ml investment, the club reopened with a modern and accessible clubhouse, an electronic cricket scoreboard, IT suite, players’ lounge and multi-function events space. An official opening took place with Gerry Sutcliffe MP, the Sports Minister at the time. In 2008, we became a charity and updated our name to Manningham Mills Sports & Community Association. The club’s legacy continues with a new generation of sports players, including cricketer Adil Rashid, part of the England team that won the 2019 Cricket World Cup.

grace brown fitness

Her experience as an athlete – she has represented England for Tag Rugby, Table Tennis and on the running track – has fueled her interest in human movement and health. Having spent over thirteen years perfecting her craft as a personal trainer and lifestyle coach, Grace is able to utilise a range of techniques to help her clients achieve their goals including nutrition, mobility, lifestyle and strength & conditioning training. “I enjoy helping people reach their full potential as an athlete and health & fitness goals, especially when they don’t think they can. I love encouraging women to lift weights and get strong as they feel empowered. Seeing clients reach their performance goals, fat loss, health, strength and energy goals brings so much satisfaction, and in seeing how much you can influence someone to improve their quality of life.” Born and raised in Essex, just outside London, Grace has travelled the world in pursuit of knowledge in her field. Her career in the fitness industry began in Australia, with the National Australian Institute of Personal Trainers where she gained experience working alongside leading industry figures. Grace has worked with Strength and Conditioning Coaches at the Australian Women’s Rugby 7s Team, Surfing Australia High Performance Centre and a number of professional rugby league teams such as the Cronulla Sharks & Sydney Roosters. Back in London, Grace has focused her knowledge and efforts towards personal training and coaching, bringing the process previously only available to elite athletes to you. Our lives are busy, non-stop and highly stressful. Grace wants to help you achieve your goals in the gym to give you the energy to achieve more in life. To find out more about the foundations of Grace’s approach, head over to the Philosophy section. In addition to working with clients, Grace writes about her experience as a trainer, as a traveller and as a human trying to navigate this crazy world. Head over to the Strong Words blog for all that plus interviews with interesting people from the world of health & fitness, athletes, entrepreneurs, doctors and lots more.

dunstable tennis club

dementia club uk

Dementia Club UK is a well-established UK charity, working hand in hand with the local community since 2013 to support people living with dementia and their carers and works in partnership with Barnet Carers and Barnet Council.  Dementia has become a growing concern and is unfortunately the leading number one killer. The main aim of a dementia club is to provide much needed respite to carers and those living with these conditions; to give our members the chance to meet socially in a relaxed atmosphere over a cup of tea and coffee and cakes and make new friends; take part in gentle exercise and fun activities.  Dementia Club UK welcomes those living with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia and also provides advice and information to their carers and families and also welcomes those who have lost someone with dementia and are now lonely.  Our founder and Chairman of Dementia Club UK and also former Mayor of the London Borough of Barnet and local councillor, Lisa Rutter, wrote a paper called ‘The Dementia Club UK Model’ which outlines the core principles that have come together to form our Dementia Clubs. The charity commissioned an independent research study in May 2015, conducted by Middlesex University London, which “showed (demonstrated) that the dementia club as having a positive impact on those living with or caring for a person with dementia, based on the techniques and the model used in its cafes.”   The dementia club sessions run for 2 hours in the afternoons and provide various activities from quizzes, bingo, singing, poetry reading, arts and crafts and indoor games liking putting golf or table tennis. We then have about 30 minutes of fun exercise to music including yoga and in the final part of the session we have live music entertainment performed by various professional singers including Opera singers and Elvis and Abba impersonators.  We often invite professional speakers to attend to provide information and advice on current topics related to dementia. Our members attend our dementia clubs with their families which is something we like to encourage as it creates a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Our members come from many faith communities and backgrounds which makes for exciting times when we celebrate events throughout the year.  Dementia Club UK now runs 6 dementia clubs across the Borough of Barnet and also continues to run the popular online Zoom carers group meeting every week on Tuesday evening for carers. We often have guest speakers, typically from either a medical or political background, discussing relevant topics and allowing for a question-and-answer session too. We also use this session to provide training sessions in areas of health, wellbeing and mindfulness.   Dementia Club UK has recently been recognised by the Barnet Group and was awarded Charity of the Year 2020.  We have also featured as a WHICH Support Group. A radio and video documentary was produced by the BBC to help showcase the charity and all it does for the community, both of which aired on national radio and television.   Most recently in November 2022, we are very proud to have won the tender from the London Borough of Barnet to provide training online around Understanding Dementia. The aim is to help Barnet Council as they work towards their target of becoming a Dementia Friendly Borough.  We are now delivering online training to individuals and organisations, businesses, faith communities etc with the aim of creating more dementia champions and also to help organisations to become dementia friendly. Lisa has written the one-hour training course which is CPD Certified. The course is provided online using Microsoft Teams in the mornings and ZOOM in the evenings to give people a choice.  Lisa is happy however to organise bespoke training dates if any of the dates through Eventbrite are not convenient.   We aim to continue raising awareness to reach as many people as possible in all communities, to ensure people living with dementia feel safe, included and involved while retaining control over their every day life and having the scope of choice they need to live well.